True Daughter is Wonderland Queen

“Janie, wait!” Lindsey Carter called out.

Janie, dragging her half–broken suitcase toward the gate, stopped dead in her tracks. Tears were streaming down Lindsey’s face, her voice shaky and full of desperation.

“Janie, you can’t just leave like this?” Lindsey cried out, “Please, forgive me! I’m begging you to stay…”

Janie gave Lindsey the coldest look she could muster.

She’d spent years under this roof, never once feeling like she fit in. Lindsey had made it clear from the start that she wasn’t wanted–hell, she couldn’t even call her Mom

As she got older, the lies started to unravel. So, Janie did what anyone would do–she got a DNA test. And bar–turns out they didn’t even share the same blood.

Not that it cleared anything up. Her real parents? Still a mystery. Maybe they dumped her, maybe they swapped her at birth, maybe she’d been kidnapped—no one knew

But a few days ago, the Jenkins showed up. And the truth hit like a brick she wasn’t just Janie, she was Janie the Jenkins.